More women claim affair with Tiger Woods

Woods was involved in a solo car accident early Friday morning near his driveway. The buzz is that the professional golfer has been cheating on his wife Elin Nordegren, which led to the altercation that caused the crash.

Last week, tabloid reports emerged linking the golfer with Manhattan nightclub hostess Rachel Uchitel. The reports allegedly triggered an argument between Woods and his wife, which resulted in a car crash outside their Florida home.

The 34-year-old party hostess, however, denied all claims linked with Woods, calling them "totally untrue". Uchitel even said she'll take a lie-detector test to prove she is “innocent”.

More Woods mistresses come forward
Now, more reports are popping up, suggeting that the golf great was romantically linked with some other women.

Jaimee Grubbs, a Los Angeles-based cocktail waitress, now claims to have a 31-month fling with the 33-year-old married golfer.

Grubbs, 24, who has appeared on VH1’s romance-repair show “Tool Academy,” told Us Weekly she and Woods had sex 20 times over 31 months, beginning in April 2007. She also told the magazine that she has saved Woods’ more than 300 racy text messages to prove her claims.

How the romance began
Grubbs says she was 21-year-old when she first met Woods back in 2007, reports Us Weekly.

The romance allegedly began when the billionaire sportsman tapped her on the shoulder at a function and said, "You don't look like you're having any fun."

Grubbs has provided Us with a voicemail Woods reportedly left her on Nov. 24 in which the golfer suggests that his wife suspects he is having an affair.

Grubbs’ isn’t the last of Woods’ rumored mistresses. Another woman is expected to be named shortly.

No criminal charges pressed
Meanwhile, reports are running all over the Web that the Florida Highway Patrol has closed its investigation into Woods’ smash-up, which took place on Nov. 27, with a $164 ticket and four points against his driver’s license for careless driving.

“It’s been paid,” Woods’ Orlando attorney Mark NeJame told the Herald. “We’re pleased with the outcome. Other than that, I have no further comment - except that it’s over.”